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When open app on mobile i need to have a fully functional drawerNavigator (drawerType: front, and hide on swipe and on press on outside of screen close the drawer). But in tablet version i need to have always opened drawerNavigation with drawerType: slide and the same time have opportunity to press on current screen. How can i make it?

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Expected Behavior

  • I expect that there is a solution that will make it possible to disable the substrate as an background view

Your Environment

"react-navigation": "4.0.10", "react-navigation-drawer": "2.3.2", "react-navigation-stack": "1.10.3",

Даниил Червяков
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I found some information inside source files in this library

We don't want the user to be able to press through the overlay when drawer is open One approach is to adjust the pointerEvents based on the progress But we can also send the overlay behind the screen, which works, and is much less code.

So, looks like your case is not executable

Alex Pronin
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  • Thanks for your answer. I already saw this is information, but not fully understand what the developers meant by the words: _But we can also send the overlay behind the screen, which works, and is much less code._ It seems that it may turn out to be what I want to implement. But I didn't find any examples with **drawerType: back**. Maybe if we use **drawerType: back** and add a padding on the screen, or/and reduce width of drawerContainer, we will be able to implement expected behavior. I tried many options, but none of them worked. :( – Даниил Червяков Feb 06 '20 at 08:53